In high school and college, I was a camp counselor almost every summer, and I highly recommend it! It’s such a rewarding experience and you make so many lifelong friends. So when I found out (from CRAFT’s Rachel Hobson) that they’re looking for counselors for Space Camp, I had to share. So many makers would […]
Longcat is long, and so is this longcat scarf by Etsy seller xHezaChanx. [Thanks, Sarah!]
Here’s one to bookmark, it’s a very thorough tutorial for converting your EAGLE circuit schematic into PCB layout suitable for etching by Instructables user westfw.
These pincushions made from tiny patchwork from Molly at The Purl Bee are beautiful! Each one is like a tiny version of a larger quilt, but they are a lot quicker to make. Plus despite their delicate appearance they are really useful. They are stuffed with cotton and steel wool which will keep your pins […]
Susan Collis made this piece, called “Paint Job,” and another, called “Better Days.” Both are hand-embroidered to look as though they’ve been splattered with paint. Incredible! [Thanks, Andrew!]
Kyle Evans’ heavily modded didgeridoo looks a bit like it was plucked from Master Chief’s luggage and it’s malleable drone sounds just as intense – I created this instrument to experiment in the combination of the organic sound qualities of a didgeridoo with the advanced signal processing capabilities of modern computer programming and sound synthesis. […]
I always assumed messing around with your product’s barcode for marketing purposes was, like, a violation of the Geneva Convention or something. Like if you tried to turn your packaging’s boring rectangular barcode into a zebra, or whatever, you’d start to get late-night phone calls from Brussels: “Nice supply chain you have there. Be a shame if something were to, you know, happen to it.” Turns out nobody really cares, so long as it scans
